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Dr Sally James
Girls’ College Head

Head's message

St Stithians Girls’ College provides an inclusive community where our young women are encouraged to explore, experiment and investigate. In line with the College’s Methodist ethos, this involves active participation in the variety of academic and extracurricular activities on offer.

I am a strong believer in acknowledging the role education plays in cultivating humanity. In our
school we are shaping and moulding responsible citizens of the world. These are individuals who can
operate as world citizens with sensitivity and understanding. We have adopted a broadminded
approach to education at the Girls’ College and actively encourage our students to be critical of their
habits and conventions and aware that life contains a multitude of possibilities. Our approach is to
create independent, resilient and accountable women who are able to see difference and foreign
not as a threat to be resisted, but as an invitation to explore and understand, expanding their
capacity for citizenship and cultivating a humanity that inspires excellence and is ambitious in
making a world of difference.

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Cape Town Reunion: Strengthening Bonds Across Generations

March 14, 2025 | Campus
The Cape Town Reunion proved to be a standout event, bringing together 200 Old Stithians from Stellenbosch and Cape Town for two evenings of camaraderie, networking, and shared memories.
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South African Schools Rowing Championships 2025

What an incredible weekend was had by #OneAndAll at the RMB - Rand Merchant Bank SA Rowing Champs 2025. Our St Stithians Rowing Club ended the season on a high!
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Girls' College Class of 2005 Reunion

February 28, 2025 | Girls’ College
The Girls' College Class of 2005 marked their 20th Reunion with a day full of nostalgia and school spirit.
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